Core News — “Bobby Gillespie from Primal Scream sits in for Iggy Pop for the next two weeks. This week he’s spinning tracks by Diiv, Funkadelic, Savages, Augustus Pablo and John Lee Hooker. He’ll also be joined in the studio by Yuki from the London based J... more info

Guardian Music — In the wake of the collapse of its recent Manchester event, we investigate how Barry Hogan’s project went from anti-corporate utopia to debt-stricken disasterFew festivals have a legacy like that of All Tomorrow’s Parties. For 15 years ... more info

Guardian Music — Iggy Pop | Melanie Martinez | Adam Green | Manic Street Preachers | Cash + DavidThis has been a grizzly year for rock legends, but Iggy Pop – notoriously one of our most self-destructive – is not just surviving, he’s thriving. Ed... more info

Detroit Free Press — The film festival unites Detroit, Dearborn and Ann Arbor with more than 100 screenings of the festival circuit's best             more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — Richard Z. Kruspe (RAMMSTEIN, EMIGRATE) has contributed guest vocals to "Move It", the latest single from Tomoyasu Hotei, the Japanese guitarist, singer-songwriter and producer who is best known internationally for his "Kill Bill" theme "Battle Witho... more info

NME — Pop plays a gun-toting dying rock star called Bill more info

Uncut — With Iggy Pop, King, Dead Tongues, Woods and more... With Iggy Pop, King, Dead Tongues, Woods and more... The post Reviewed!: some under-the-radar spring highlights appeared first on Uncut. more info

Stereogum — Iggy Pop is already featured in the rockstar-studded new film Gutterdämmerung, billed as “the loudest silent movie on earth,” and now he’s following that up with a starring turn in Blood Orange, an upcoming thriller directed by Tony Tobias. A... more info

Core News — “Iggy Pop continues to serve up a sonic cocktail to kick the weekend off. This week he’s spinning tracks by the likes of Slipknot, The LIbertines, Cat Power, Mogwai and Pharoah Sanders. Iggy’s musical legacy has inspired and energised rock and ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — People didn’t want to just see or hear Iggy Pop when he played the Greek Theatre on Thursday night. They wanted to touch him too — to put their hands on this proto-punk icon as though they could borrow some of the life force that contin... more info